did you know you didn't have to use actual objects to implement object-like behaviour.
this has the effect that you can extend the "object" at will...
just use a block with set-word values.
I have no ideas about speed, just that this could be a solution to your problem
example:
>> object: [
I meant to say:
it returns the offset FOR any given face (from window)
I also have checked that the win-offset? (after sourcing it and doing a test) does not
take into consideration the edges... so that if you compare the value returned by
win-offset and a place a face at that location within
hi Phil
use win-offset?
it returns the offset from any given face.
-MAx
> === Original Message ===
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a query on how to use list.
> I want to know the offset from the *window* of the mouse when I press the
> down button.
> event/offset only gives me the offset from the t
Hi,
I have a query on how to use list.
I want to know the offset from the *window* of the mouse when I press the down button.
event/offset only gives me the offset from the text field of the list. (see code below)
Any help would be appreciated.
Cheers Phil
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